Elizabeth L. Brown

10 years is a long time to be without you, Mom. There have been so many times that I wish you were still here so I could visit you and tell you about my life. I still can´t bring myself to visit your grave. Maybe someday. Love you.

Goodbye, Mom. I love you and I will remember you.

Your life was filled with both happiness and sorrow, and you often seemed to experience these with the greatest possible intensity. You could laugh and make others laugh; there were times when every moment was hilarity. You could also make us sad when your capacity for joy deserted you. You endured many afflictions, but you kept going no matter what life threw at you. You were valiant and determined. I enjoyed how you could quit smoking...

wow betty, you and don were sooo special and what great faith and Heaven proved it!! to have the same date the great feast day of the Exultation of the Cross to take you both to be together in paradise. we remember when don passed and told you that was a great sign to die on that feast day. because he exulted over all his sufferings and now you pass on the same day!! wow betty, bob and i will miss you and all those wonderful Holy Communions, please remember us and see you there friend

I remember you Miss Elizabeth, rest in peace.

Maureen Saunders (James Square Receptionist)

My Mom is on the D floor at James Square -- and that is how I met Betty. We had some pleasant conversations. What a wonderful gift of gab she had! She was very proud of her Irish heritage and of her nursing background; she had great faith in the Lord; and she loved James Square. She was always bragging about the wonderful care she received. I am so glad that I got to know to know her. She will be missed.

Elaine, We were so sorry to hear about the passing of your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Connie & Dick Plouffe ~

Love you, Mom.